McLaren's Norris Dominates Hungarian GP Practice, Teases More to Come
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Lando Norris led McLaren to a commanding performance during the Hungarian Grand Prix practice sessions, topping the timesheets in both and hinting at further improvements ahead of qualifying. Despite a near collision with teammate Oscar Piastri, McLaren showcased their strength with Norris and Piastri finishing first and second respectively, leaving Ferrari's Charles Leclerc as their closest competitor.
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Lando Norris led both practice sessions at the Hungarian Grand Prix, showcasing McLaren's dominance.
Oscar Piastri, the Formula One leader, finished second in both sessions, closely following his teammate Norris.
Charles Leclerc of Ferrari was the closest competitor to McLaren, finishing third in both practices.
Norris expressed confidence in the car's performance and plans to optimize further for qualifying.
A near collision occurred between Norris and Piastri at the end of the second session, but both drivers remained unharmed.
Other notable performances included Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso from Aston Martin, and Lewis Hamilton's return with Ferrari.
Max Verstappen of Red Bull struggled, finishing ninth and 14th, and was involved in a bizarre incident with a towel.
